Rii Swim is a new sustainable swimwear line made with recycled fishing nets

Hong Kong-based Sustainable swimwear line Rii Swim is the brainchild of local influencer Ellie Furuya, who launched her collection of upcycled bathing suits over the summer. What’s cool about this brand is that everything is made with regenerated nylon, recycled from disused items like old fishing nets. (Not-so-fun fact: did you know that about 640,000 tons of fishing nets are currently left discarded in our oceans?!)

All of the bikinis and one-pieces are designed to be timeless – the company’s slogan is “the little black dress of swimwear” – and resistant to chlorine, sunscreen and pilling, so you can wear them for many years to come. Suits start from $740.

Sasuke Ninja Park Opens in Hong Kong

Calling all weekend warriors and adrenaline junkies: Hong Kong now has its very own indoor ninja course! Sasuke Ninja Park offers ninja classes and open sessions, where you can test your limits on their professional equipment. You’ll find challenges straight out of American Ninja Warrior, from the Key Lock, Rope Climb and Cliffhanger to the infamous Warped Wall. Intimidated? Don’t be! The park offers scaled challenges that can be tackled by kids from ages 4, and up to beginner adults and elite athletes.

Room 2204, Westlands Centre, No.20 Westlands Road, Quarry Bay, sasukeninjapark.com